Utah Bob #35998

Cheetah big pervert big pervert. Watch from tree. Peeping chimp.

The sho sho wasn’t really a bad weapon. It had faults that made it difficult to operate in the Western Front envitonment.

The Peacemaker. I don’t know if it made peace but it kept if for a few years.

All words are invented.

https://www.cnn.com/2002/US/02/27/war.hero.cnna/

I was expecting to see Forty Rod’s pic.

The weekend’s here. Enjoy.

I only carried about half a dozen.

Great news!

The question was “Can ?…I”. I had an instructor in Constitutional Law at the police academy. He would be asked questions such as “ Can I arrest a guy who is yada yada yada?” He would answer, “Sure you can. You Can arrest anybody.You have a gun and handcuffs” “But if you do, would it be legal? Will you end up in prison yourself?” Know the law and use your head.

Officers had a branch color welt in the trouser seam rather than a wide stripe. It was changed to a 1 1/2 “ stripe in 72

NCOs also had a stripe. Officer had. Narrow welt in the seam

Probably a warrant out for you now.

Work release. Joke’s on them. I don’t work.

Good dinner. Fairly nice sunset.

I yam alive and relatively well..physically. Just returned from NM on Monday. Attended the Historical Society Conference and the Wild West Dance in Albuquerque. Unbeknownst to me they had a costume contest and I won Best Lawman outfit. Donna was deessed as Olive Oatman, chin tattoo and all. She should have won best historical lady. I even made a dance card for her. Uneducated judges I reckon. She did let me wear her bonnet for awhile. Back in Cahone now enjoying the fine spring weather.

Anybody of Pre shopping mall age knows what a strip center was. I suspect Millennials would be confused.

http://www.desototimes.com/news/gunsmoke-was-a-dream-come-true-for-actor-buck-taylor/article_164fa704-0185-11ee-837b-cf82b57f4958.html

How about explosives? They missed one.

Road Rage incidents do Not require any provocation at all. There are simply too many drunks and lunatics driving out there.

I will have some lamb and Tetsina tonight.

I have seen six flies, one squirrel, and two wasps. More accurate than a fat rodent.

This big

I always heard the term referring to military chaplains. But I was watching an episode of Death Valley Days and a guy called the new reverend in Carson City a Sky Pilot. I wondered why they would use a modern term like that. But a little research revealed the first use was around 1865 and again in 1883 and refers of the a pilot in the nautical guide sense. Guiding souls to heaven. Ya larn something new every day.

Jag you are